Sentence examples for presenting advice from inspiring English sources

Actor Ashton Kutcher did his rehearsal last week, and I have to say it was kind of ironic to be sitting there giving presenting advice to someone who's been in, and created, a large number of movies and TV shows.

This indicates that systems presenting advice within electronic health records or order entry systems were much less likely to improve care or outcomes than stand-alone programs.

Presenting advice aimed at providing clarity to consumers, businesses and public authorities, Jyrki Katainen, a commission vice-president, said stricter regulations on sharing economy companies could cost Europe.

The prime minister's official spokesman insisted that Johnson's decision was based on an "important principle" that advisers should present advice to ministers but should not campaign against their policy decisions.

When the king presents advice to more powerful countries with an interest in Africa, he is speaking from first-hand experience.

This computer-assisted diagnosis software presents advice regarding normality of a stress study.

Systems that presented advice within electronic health records or order entry systems were less likely to be effective.

The development of our renal CDSS, embedded in the EHR, showed that close collaboration between GPs, a pharmacy student, a research nurse, a behavioural scientist, software developers, nephrologists and clinical pharmacologists resulted in a CDSS with focus on simplicity and visually presented advice.

Limited research has been done on what causes patients to delay presenting for advice or referral (Ramirez et al, 1999; Burgess et al, 2001), but it is clear that many patients are not aware of the common symptoms and signs that might suggest a diagnosis of cancer.

However, his role as my principal adviser was to (unsurprisingly) present advice.

Dr Evan Harris MP Lib Dem, Oxford West & Abingdon  Note Alan Johnson's subtle use of the split infinitive when he writes that Prof Nutt's role "was to (unsurprisingly) present advice".